The Bangladesh Biodiversity Conservation Federation (BBCF), a platform working on natural resource management, biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation, held a meeting at the Bangladesh National Zoological Garden on Friday to discuss the operational management and strategic direction of its member organisations.
More than 35 representatives from different organisations attended the meeting to discuss the implementation of programmes and activities and strengthen coordination among the federation’s more than 335-member organisations.
Md. Abdul Wahab, PhD, Founder and Executive Director of Centre for Global Environment and Development (CGED) and adviser to BBCF, attended the meeting.
Participants shared information about their respective roles, ongoing activities and contributions to natural resource management, biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation. They also exchanged views on the operational challenges and strategic priorities of the federation.
The curator of the Bangladesh National Zoological Garden also attended the meeting.
The meeting aimed to strengthen collaboration among member organisations and improve the coordination and implementation of the federation’s programmes and activities.
The Bangladesh Biodiversity Conservation Federation brings together organisations working in different areas of environmental protection, sustainable natural resource management and climate change mitigation.
The meeting underscored the importance of coordinated efforts among civil society organisations and other stakeholders to address environmental challenges and promote biodiversity conservation in Bangladesh.
